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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
HRykNrs POND.

Died In Portland. Nov. &th. Mrs. cla-
r.sss Parpum, widow Of the late Hoo. J.
n Farnum Aged 81 years. Mrs. Far
nun wss lady always respected In this
place. which hid be- q her hons for many
years. A. oBs whose daily life VA without
rspfosch.
Plors Stevens has nakhsd . term OF
school In Milton. To. following scholars
were not sbssut day during the term ;
Arthur Mann. Eide Mann, Elmer Lspham
Clarence Lsphsm. Henry Lspham and
Emery Blake. COR
J. N. Pike 1. ~ ~ork for The rrtbetis
Mani Co.
Rev. L u. Tabor has been qaits unwsll
for. several days.
Rlbon Psrhsm's hone ran away Ss,uf-
day. The family were thrown oat and
more or lees ipjarrd.
Thr shed near tbs Universal.st church ID
dangerous and Ia urgent need Of repair.
The spool mill is running I've days q
wrsk.
Roscoe Tracy 10 tesehias 10 The No
Woodstock District
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DENMARK.

The repairs on the bulk head At Moose
pond are completed The old umbers and
plsnkipg have been replaced by new. and .
Ratshouse. i6fis. built over tie wofhs.
Three msn have been employed about I'VE
weeks.
Mrs. y. u. Berry has re,orn,d from
Portland.
ssAnsr's Bell Ringers will give IN 'rhlbi.
tion 81 OH Fellows Hall rassf'y. tn
18th.
f,rnsnjo wi,hsm has moved Into tie
q. u Berry house.
Mrs. Augustine ingalls, aud Mr.. Eag.ne
G. ribbeits have bsrn visiting In Portlstd.
They vent with their own team. soms'hing
uuu.usl .lpc- the T.. 4 q. Railroad Was
ballt.
Mr.. whitney AMI Miss Abbott are h.s'
Ing srcellsnt success In The village schools.
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NORWAY LAKE.

chsslis smith hes gore to boston Ia
work.
Winter Il coming aud he thsrm ,n-tf
on the oh registered only 10 drg' above
zero
Large qusnliiie. of VOID sni spp''s are
daily being hauled % market
q w. Partridge has . large n,ck OF
turkeys eornaed 10 Lrerfo uo'os' hen
house.
Alton Tucker has recently had oo,t q
large and commodious henhouss 10 looks
ss though he meant 10 keep large nek
of poultry.
Miss Nsttis walker IL % give party 10
walkers Hal on the evening oi tbs o'h.
A large pamner arr expected
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PORTER.

Farmers have improved the nice weather
20 DO their fall piowiss AMI Other wofk |,
plowlng In the fall makes II . week earlier
10 pa, the seed In 10 The spring. and gives
the frost, natures great paltsfifsr, .
chance W make the ground oiltsr Tor
planting. =,
Mr Moses Mason OF K'rw Falls. died
ysry suddenly on Friday last. lie bad not
been well for some time. s,ill hsd kept q,
work. MI. wife J,si stepped oui srd he
vas setting In chair. and when she re-
turned b. was dead.
Mrs. Nv. cook has gone 10 Portland for
treatment, having become quite d'h
Mr. Timothy Mersevs ami wife have
gone TO Revere. Mass. 70 spend The winisr
with their son.
Mrs. Emma wlggin has gone 10 Boston
10 stay through the winter.
The last cheap excursion from Conway
10 II ss,ou started last Tussdsy. Qilts .
number svslied themselves OF the cheap
fare 70 see the Hub.
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MASON.

Mrs. Behind, Shelton passed away last
s,bb,ih. sged &c y.>r. shs has been q
long tins An Invalid nsught bat wreck
In mind and body ~ oucs noble womsn
she Ia. ben for the last foriy-ssssn years
q wiios. Tor shOat two yesr- she has been
9Th lbv Rrv. Mr.. withsm sni wife wherr
sh- Ia. bssu cared for night and day With
. fsi,hfslus.s that IL rarely srcslled, with
oa, hops of pscgaisry rv~ari. Nc. sai
Mrs withsm have furnished her Win
every comfort ths, human sJmp.,olr-
could suggest OF human hands could per
form ,Aas falnlllns the lsw of lore.
The weather eoullnuss favorable for iAll
work, frvsr-s quite hard here nishr.
Mr.. Joseph scribnsr l. qsl's sick.
The dogs eoutlnue IN make havoc
smong oar shssp; three docks were raiisd
Monday nlehi aud several we're o,ily
msnglsd. No one b. Jet been 40" Va
ALL any % The eurs.
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MECHANIC FALLS pAPrIsrs.

The following comes from Mr.. J. \.
Merrill % the Mschsnic falls bspu''
churchi
M-cu.SIc F.LLs. Ma Nov :, 1881.
EiifOr Dru,Ocraf The Baptist Cnarea
OF Mechanic Falls, are making thsm
place n worship. hslrg bought oct tos
Prse win Baptist lu,srrs, In The Plsssan,
81 church We have plans drawn anu
work commsnced.
We Know there are mspy bspus,s who
can and vii assist rs q hiue 10 feouhu'hs
The hOuss
Asy amour, however rinIns viii aid Us
last 50 mach ~,
TIE Lord l. blessing us while We holo
mss,ings In . hall A. the eioes OF th'
seruon last Sunday. tuen'y'two tsu
monte. we're given In sbou, n'tssn inmates.
] \. MKnkiil, Com.
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WEST BETHEL.

Rev. Joseph Garland, . cousin of,he late
Rev. DAVID o1lsnd. preached In the old
church here on Sunday last.
A village Improvement Society vn or
gsnir-d lsst week. and meetings have been
held at A n. Deans, and w. H.Msrrows'
Miss Minnie Il. Wheeler IL agent TOT =
new and fs-, selling subscription hook.
AMI IL now eanvassipg Paris. The beiuu'
fal portraits OF the mos, smlnent writer's
would alone be worth the price ashei Tor
ths WORK.
The Bridsman Sisters gave drsms'le,
musical and humorous entertainment In
the church here las, Friday evening.
OreeniesfCofiiu and wife, OF Berlin Falls,
n. IL, have been visiting her mother. els
Ter and brother In this village.
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UPTON.

cAs.e 4 Jones list week. sboai have
been Chase 6 Lane.
Unforeseen events prevented postal
from this place Las, week.
The Poet Once Inspector visited this
che. Sunday. Oct 30. lie expressed per-
iret satisfaction In regard 10 ths way The
business vas conducted.
II. o. ch.s IL HON, fr,m the logging
camp.
J 4. L,ns aud son have pa, tam Into
the woods.
4, taught by VIII @. Holden.
Presehins Sunday morbiog BY R-v. s.
8 York. from the psssag. II am not
ashamed Of the Gospel"
Clara Haywood has gone 10 Andov,r IA
visit Joseph stones family.
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EAST SUMNER.

The fr.t snow OF the season arrived on
Tharsdsy night. but not fofieieni for slsd'
ding.
A Comnnpdsry Of the Unitsd Order OF
the Golden Cross vas Instituted at ksst
sumner on Monday evening. the TN int.
Tweuty.fosr members were received and
the order ssarts In with gooi prospects.
Jacob Berry. assisted by v. j. Day OF
Leuistop, were the institutisg oficsrs.
Bsrrows Post q. A. Il. held . meeting
n EST Sarnner 90 Saturday T.. ". The
Post has recently added several new mem
bers 10 its lisS
8. G. Head has returned from Andover
and eomm~pcsd WORK again q his factory
a Rsst Sumner lie proposes 20 buy
birch aud contlaus mshins bowels here
this wistsr. n bLncrN
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PERU.

Alden Bars.ss has moved ap 10 Garth.
sge on bis timber ,oi Zoe the winter, ~hsfs
he IL yArding popl,r. Ills wife II keeping
camp for him.
Russell Newton has returned from The
west where he has been Tor The past two
Years.
School nai.hei ia Dis, No : on The tih.
n w,s said 10 BE- The best school sufhi 10
ewu for The past year. Teacher. Mss
Mary Crockett II pays u hire such
teachers.
Gus Hayfori sbd George Staples hsve
been up through hsrc prlfiag the land
damage for the n v & n II X.
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RAsr RROWNRIHLD.

Al the las, nesting Of the Congregational
circle IL Vas decided - hold their annual
Fair about the middle OF Dec -mssr'
The q. l. \. Z. met a. Miss Aidlr
Allsri's Nov u.
Miss Aiiard 10 having q few weeks Va.
cation, will return 10 Hiram for The thlri
term NJ its expiration.
The interest In the Good rsmplsfs Lodge
4. Increasing now that the evenings arc
longer aud many OF the members not 90
busy.
The young ladies here. Misses more prop
erly, have organized circle OF their oNn
and afe succeeding well.
The AZ. l.. e. has no. resumed it meet
ings s 80 mary OF iis msmosrs are away
some teaching. Others attending school.
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HIRAM.

On ,h.,y,nlus OF the Eth forest nfe on
NJ Cutler near Hiram village, pftsen,eu
q tircui'ous llne or NE some Two miles
Ia length. sG,fding q grand spec taels
Geors. W. CLARK of Harrison, II 'i-ilng
his parent. In Est Hiram
F.vi Moglton. q graduate 81 o,fhsm
yorrnsl school, Il teaching With good sue.
cess In the Allen district
Miss Msr,hs Msv Barn.ll of oofnam'
also grsiasts vf Gorhsm Npfinsl school
IL t.schlpy an sxceileht school 10 me
spfiug district No I. The feh"ol " h''
No. I.
amer ws,t. Of Intense suffering Eslr,
isus ~ JOSH u. Ossood. IL reeossIlns
form osbro spinsl meningitis. Dr. WI.
son thinks she viii have 10 learn W TAX
again, o,h.rsise her immediate restoration
IL hoped for.
Dr. wilson 4. winning . hish reputation
f,s .sli sni panoiusllty In his prscilc~
MI q 0oali ~ Lvpb. With HI. vile .ni
sou, are visiting HI. p,fsu's. NJ sni MIS-
George y. Goai ssi wife ~ South
Hiram. have retained from vi'i -
ffl.nb> Ia Mlpnssot,
cI.mrnt Il 0llgs,riek spi sifs h,ss -.
iafs-.i fiom q vl,li - hi. brp,hcr, bf'Jt
min y. In Pom.
Among the notable events Il The mar
ri,ge OF Nc. Wallace ID wsds~ofih, one
az oar stirring sni energetic farmers snd
lambsfmrn. The marriage Occurred ~
i.lvsrmor., OF 10 The bride. Mss
Ana. q. Bradford. b. Q graduate of fsfia'
ins,on Ssmal school AMI has taught
several .xcsllsu, schools In iilfrrn. ard u
a i.iy ~ culture sud rare accomplish
msut.. Ths rvc.p,loa on 0ciooer ~. A.
ts-lr r~-iisuce 81 "C,usl Brook yarn
W.. well at .ni-i. TIE presents were
usn.ross .nd yalash'e, and the festivities
fsu Interesting Character. iaelufing reel.
t,ii6n. by Ms. S.lli. n. wsrrrp, The xlfIsd
sloeg,lonlst % south Hiram MI wsts'
wurih Il tho eldest sou of iiou samuel u.
wai-sorsh who resides vita him.
We csasf.tal.is III members ~ the hsppy
family
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BETHEL.

Six inch.. Of snow upon IN. grOasd at
Bethsl Saturday mJrning.
III y. SteaTns IL paitirg cattle In The
care for q market TRAITOR OF Norway,
TOOK drosr from Bethel Friday mofnins
I. q. Kimta and \ Bsrtlsu pat snsir
tssms Lotto the woods. hauling lumber
from The ''ysrd." into the brad vsiers OF
The Andro-eogsio rissr. SIR. klmnsn hss
q pair Of matched brown geldirgs that
weigh 1850 each and Mt Dsrtisu has four
about IN. sane size.
CT. Abbott brought into The village
two y,arlisg hens that welghsc. nicely
dressed IA pounds.
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NORTH PARIS.

school closes this week, The nth. with
an ,rhloltion. There will be vacation
ofs weeks before the winter term.
A. and A. Litilehsle have gone Into The
Fsrnsrs are s,ill drawing gssin To cush'
msn's mill 70 be thrsshed-
water II very low In wells and springs,
Friday morning there IL several inehee ol
snow on the grOand and The storm 70 nov
over. Hope IL will turn To rais asd raise
the streams, else people wiz sansr io'
water.
TRIP selling chairs.
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
BYRON.

Died Nov. f,b. Bennlr. son OF Wilson
7 aud Li1fie NJ brown. aged three yssf-
Saw Il ten vr three inches deep "n the
mouutsins toward the iAkss and bar
deer aud moose have been tracked.
Oar trsppsfs eoutinue to bring In game,
A. \. Young and y. Abbott having Got onc
Usher and Two sable last week.
Geo, y. Thomas and Katie n. Taylor
we're married the nrst Int. ~ Ramford
Csntre by Rev. MT tlannafofd.
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BIRD HILL (BsrntL

Mrs X Cummings !. qsiis sick. Tier
nsirhbors aci friends ate very kini u her
The school chllirca are always 81 school
unless sickness prevents
Harry Patch has len Nj. George AMI
gone 10 " N-wy. Mr.. 4. wants 10 e.,
hoy for The vintsf.
The uew go.i 10 needed nov for The old
oae /. wore than can Be Imagined.
n Cgmmings L. q, hone on 'isli. lie
has been ~ Boston doing csp-nisr woft.
The \ \ COMMITTEE. visited oar school
sad we wsr~ again fsvorsbly Impressed
f1r be can Interest The children. Nearly
All OF the scholars here have ben prompi
In recitation and select rcsdiug ~ The
time sppolnisi. also have hsi Bible verse.
every morning. fh
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ORIIrARY.

Paladslphls. dssgAtsr Oftas late Joshas
GrsaAm. and wifs % A8gastas knighi sss
bora IL RamfOri. January, lsS3 10 fe<
ruary. 1854. sas vss married 70 MI A.
gasi1s knight FOar ehlltfso we're given
then AMI al lived 10 grow 10 manhood
ant womanhOOd- Resale. their eldest
dssghtsr. Mrs Aoooti), died n-
weeks ago. The blow fsil heavily upoo
H. nOlhyr and she. too. droop-d ssd alea
nrs X united with ths NJ \ eharen "a
1884. ,nd has ben an earnest WORKER anu
. fsithfal MEMBER uutil she dashed hs'
worn AMI vas called "a her reward.
she died November lst. Aged - years
large company vas pressn, 81 Der ianef-
a. We AL fslt that esrth vas poorer
,nd Heaven vas richer. May ue AL mess
Der 10 he ''lsnd % rest She lsss.s =
large circle % frisnds oatslde OF Der o~n
family circle. bat -hlss - moarn sae re-
j0lcss I hops ws shall beef the advice
she gave |. near frisnd last osfore she diea
snd think less % earth so~ more OF
Hesven
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rae Water tern % school In this village
-. nssla N " lndsy. November ssih.-
- VI rufsy foliosing Thanksgiving. Iae
aisanc- Apartment viii bc anief ne IN.
siractlou % walter Bate fsrr. A. II. OF
w,isfvlIe Mr.. f1r grstastei Al he
tsai ofhis class from Colby Unlverslty,
-luuisg ne Msrfii Prize Tor hrsi scholar
ship. naring his senior year b uls,i ne
crcs % Eiliof.ln-Ch'sf % The COLLEGE
l1arul slta cretit. AMI since grsda.lion
- hNs b-su rssting lss In TIE once OF
Ns..r. H,inss q wrighi. % Waisrviile.
~ Fsrr CONES - us highly reecomneni-
- ard ~lil doaotless give TIE District an
,Iosll.ui sn5 profitable tern tbs wiuisf'
TIE Pnn,ry department. vii eoniinas
sui,r ne charge % MIS- A Loalse Doe.
49, "a. managed ths school With marked
s'.liy and success for many terms.
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BROwNFlELD.

November 10Th. eight inches Of snow
fell. Qiits . number OF sleighs have been
out to-day In full force.
Five Klckspoo Indians have been givine
entertainments every night this week.
Mrs General Bean, 81 aged lady ol ~
years. died the i0ih. she has been blind
Tor msny years.
DIR Moore 4, here Tor shor, time and
will give lectures ON the die, Asts OF horsss
and how N treat them.
The q l. q G. will meet With Miss
All.ri Nov. ~.
work IN the corn shop IL running fall
tim Qal,e number OF hands sre EN-
plo,si.
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RU,iPORD CENTRE.

janice Abbott cut bis foo, very badly.
seven stitches were taken
Mr.. Wilson Silver has moved osek 10
A Is. 900 summer residence Is what the
Misc. II. ndsrson's, OF Chicago. hsve start
"a 10 build near the rssicsoce OF Mr.. v. ID
Kimoall
.har, s,ekuess, Vas . sad blow N his fin'
nv. They had jsst Got settled In their new
home. The rsmsins were buried 81 "a
ford.
Abbot, q Bennett are doing qaiis oosi'
ness cutting and ysrding birch on Charles
Johpson's lot
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rRYEBURu.

Mrs. Charlotte PSsers IL visiting her
sister. Mrs. Jsdge Woodbury. In Bethel.
Mrs X q. Southsr IL recovering ron .
short hut severe Illness.
Eiward shirley, Bowdoin class 80, IL ~
home on Account ofili health.
Lewis I Evaps from Leicester. Mass,
has ben visiting biz early home here.
Quite Q number from the village and
vicinity have goue io Boston on the "
srcurslon from Conway.
Miss n. Y. Chulss has moved Into r G.
Shirisy's house
J. Brsdley's
water has been introduced into the Fire
Depsrtmsut huildlng on Portland 81
rev snd Mrs G. T. ilswes lsft en- Thurs
dsy. and sftsr . Welt - Gray will "a 10
Clifton Springs. n Y, for awhile
Engineer II n. Pesry. . former resident
here, IL 10 take charge OF a survey OF the
Nicaragua canal route.
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coMMoN SENSE

should be used IN attempting " cure th.s
very dlsagrcsabls disease. cstsrrh. AZ
catsrrh ofigiustss In Impurities In the
blood, local applications csa do no psrma.
nsnt good Ths common s~nse msthod of
treatment 10 TO purify the blood, and iof
thIs purpose there IL no preparation 90
psrior - Hoods Ss:sspsrillA. That this
peculiar msdlcius does cure csiaSr' v
shown by The many testimonials nom peo
pie who have found relief upon using u
when Oh others had failed. 4 book COZ.
ssining statements Of cures ssat % receipt
Of swo-csss stamp, By @. I. HOOD Z CO
Lowell, nase.
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0II.EAll-

The school house In Dist no IL being
rsmodsled and repaired.
Al old fashioned husking last weeh
Minus The rum.
We understand that J. W. Denusu viii
pat In new aud more powerful engine Ia.
~ bis birch mill. and will pat In msehin-
cry IA fisish spool.
George / narnhsm and Henry Wieh,
will pat In thrve hundred thousand spruce
FOR Edwin Plummer OF lewiston.
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ANlOXEK.

I. r. Richard. has moved into Mrs.
Drs-.sr's house At the viiisge-
Ms. Alice Campbell, OF Wnhouru'
Aroo.took County. IL visiting friends here
Ch.rle. Stevens IL recispoosrdiug and
otherwise Improving bis house
A drains. or -brecs's Tnumph," 10 In
pr.p@ratlOn o. be- presented soon.
Married. Sovsms,r s.h, Mt win,hroT
Alsr. ans Ne. Cor. Cutting both OF An
dover.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. T. Poor have . sou,
born November 10.
slsighs are out.
New horse shed. al The COugl church
...rn 20 be q forvgOue cOnela.i0u.
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NORTH FRYEBUR0.

Among the sxeurslonisss from this
pelrhborhood 10 Massachusetts, via. Con-
vsy were Mr.. and Mrs. 0sborn Charles,
Mrs. simeon Charles, and Mrs. Susan
TUCKER.
mstnsr, Mrs. A. v. Stevens.
Ma william Bryant died isst w~s
After long illpsss-
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OXFORD.

A bell for the school house weighing s25
Ib.. and costing ESQ Was hupg last well.
I, gives general Satisfaction
Ear,ks Hall at wslehvllle, built BY 10.
Knights OF Labor, was wholly consumed
by Ore on sunday. Insured for 5000.
Cause Of IRE unknown
Mrs. Fol.om. milllner. has novel to
LOcke's NILS.
The coDg'i society held soeiaols 81 The
ehsp,l Monisy evening.
Ua Tu.sisy evening an oyster supper
ana entertainment Was given 81 Tue NJ T.
vesiry. ,o
steven Robinson has bOugh, The Green
bank farm.
The assembly op Saturday evening Was
well attended.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

Mrs. J. W. Clark hss been taking .
short vscsiion, visiting friends In Grafton
and Bethel
r. A. Twitehsll came Up With fourteen
nsp. four horses. and four oxen To haul
lumbsr 90 this township. Que crew up In
his old camp on The Abbott trook. ana one
81 Lays camp on Beaver iilll.
frsbk CLARK. brother OF a. II. Storeys
IL o.? N see him.
J G. Bean has been 20 Colebrook for the
nrst time since his nearly fatal accident At
The Notch last July. and from the 'neeis
Of which be has not ~ Jet fairly recovered
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DIXFIELD.

The DI,n.ld spool compary have CON.
mencsd IN ship spools.
John y. Stanley 81 Paris, vas 10 town
Wednesday.
Mrs.. Dr. Wing Of North Arson. Vas at
DIR. Sturteyant's this week. Nf. Lazy
wing IL helping his brothrr. the Doctor, .
few days on HE house.
Wallace Hutchinson IL better.
Herrchsl Holt IL able IN be out.
Rev. Mr.. Bean IL expected 10 presea
here The mkt two Sabos,hs.
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meal To sell ~ reasonable prices.
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NEwRY.

Parties nom abroad have BEEN In town
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A surprise psrty Visited Nc ani Mrs.
Dennis Kilgore Monday evening. They
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rsd persons we're present -.
A. w. Powers has moved from The old
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ip-law, q. ID Kospp.
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